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Aerial view of Angel Stadium and its surrounding seating bowl.

THE CROWD RECORD · 1961–TODAY

The house
the fans filled.

Every home season, every rise, every empty seat and every return. Explore how Angels attendance has moved with the club, the ballpark and Southern California itself.

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2026 · COMPLETE—average announced attendance

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FRANCHISE PEAK—

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BEST PER GAME—

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COMPLETED SEASONS—

1961–2025, including 2020

ALL-TIME HOME CROWD—

Regular-season announced attendance

THE LONG VIEW

Sixty-six completed seasons,
one continuous relationship.

The line follows total home attendance. Select or focus any point to inspect the season; 2020 is shown as an intentional break because regular-season games were closed to fans.

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Angels home attendance by seasonInteractive line chart showing Angels home attendance from 1961 through 2026.

WHEN THE CROWD CHANGED

The moments behind the numbers.

1M

The first million.

In the club's second season, 1,144,063 attended home games at Dodger Stadium.

2M

A first title changes the scale.

The first division championship coincided with the franchise's first season above two million.

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A championship, then three million.

The 2002 title was followed by the first three-million attendance season in club history.

3.4M

The high-water mark.

3,406,790 remains the franchise record for regular-season home attendance.

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The season without a crowd.

Regular-season games were played without fans because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The return.

Capacity restrictions shaped 2021 before attendance climbed above 2.6 million in 2023.

DECADE BY DECADE

How full did an average night feel?

Per-game averages make seasons with different schedule lengths easier to compare. Strike-shortened seasons remain included; 2020 is excluded because no spectators attended regular-season games.

THE CROWD PULSE

Every season at a glance.

Darker red means a larger average home crowd. Select a year to open its complete table row.

THE COMPLETE LEDGER

Every season. Every recorded crowd.

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READ THE NUMBERS CORRECTLY

Attendance is not the same as bodies through a gate.

Historical baseball attendance is generally reported as announced or paid attendance. It should not be treated as an audited count of people who physically entered the ballpark. Per-game averages can also vary slightly between publications because postponed games, doubleheaders and home dates may be counted differently.

The archive preserves the figures published by its cited sources rather than silently “correcting” them. The completed 2026 total is calculated from MLB's official attendance field for every Angels home game and is now included in comparisons.